Gary Massengale
2006-09-01 19:17:40 UTC
we have purchased an email software package for our AS400 to email reports
to salesmen and such.
all the reports are AS400 based.
I was just given an adobe PDF file that they would like to email to the
salesmen once a week using this software package.
I know we can transfer the PDF file from a PC to the AS400 via FTP, but not
having done this before I was wondering if it woud make any changes to the
file?
Meaning: would the PCs still be able to open it?
here is what I thought we would do to transfer (found this on google)
1.. Create a new save file on your AS/400 using the following command:
CRTSAVF FILE(library/file_name) AUT(*ALL)
2.. Start the FTP client software on your PC and connect to the AS/400.
3.. Use the binary command to insure that transmissions are done in binary
mode.
4.. Use the cd command to set the current library on the AS/400 to the
library containing the save file you created.
5.. Use the put command to send the xxx.sav file from the PC to the save
file you created on the AS/400. When prompted, specify the qualified name
of the PC file for "Local file". Specify the qualified name of the AS/400
save file, in library_name.file_name format, for "Remote file".
anybody see any problems with this?
gary
to salesmen and such.
all the reports are AS400 based.
I was just given an adobe PDF file that they would like to email to the
salesmen once a week using this software package.
I know we can transfer the PDF file from a PC to the AS400 via FTP, but not
having done this before I was wondering if it woud make any changes to the
file?
Meaning: would the PCs still be able to open it?
here is what I thought we would do to transfer (found this on google)
1.. Create a new save file on your AS/400 using the following command:
CRTSAVF FILE(library/file_name) AUT(*ALL)
2.. Start the FTP client software on your PC and connect to the AS/400.
3.. Use the binary command to insure that transmissions are done in binary
mode.
4.. Use the cd command to set the current library on the AS/400 to the
library containing the save file you created.
5.. Use the put command to send the xxx.sav file from the PC to the save
file you created on the AS/400. When prompted, specify the qualified name
of the PC file for "Local file". Specify the qualified name of the AS/400
save file, in library_name.file_name format, for "Remote file".
anybody see any problems with this?
gary